exam i: ch9 - therapeutic communication Flashcards

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what is the foundation of developing therapeutic nurse-patient relationship

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therapeutic communication

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purposeful use of communication to build and maintain helping relationships with patients, families, significant others
- patient centered, goal directed, science based

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therapeutic communication

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3
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self talk

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intrapersonal communication

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4
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one and one talks with another individual

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interpersonal communication

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5
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according to peplau’s interpersonal theory, what are the 2 main principles that guide the communication process

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clarity, continuity

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6
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meaning of the message is clear to both parties

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clarity

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7
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promotes connections among ideas, feelings, events, themes

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continuity

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8
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2+ people in a small group talk

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small group communication

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9
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addresses the pt’s spiritual needs and provides interventions to meet those needs

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transpersonal communication

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10
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what is the correct way to address hallucinations and delusions

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validate what they see, but tell the truth (voice doubt)

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11
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t/f: we believe nonverbal behavior more than verbal cues

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true

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12
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mutually contradictory messages, usually given by a person in power

“just go out and have fun. i’ll just stay here all alone then”

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double blind messages

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13
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NOT the absence of communication, but a specific channel for transmitting and receiving messages

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the use of silence

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14
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nurses focus, respond, and remember what the patient is saying verbally and nonverbally
- can enhance self esteem and encourages pt to direct energy towards finding coping mechanisms

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active listening

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15
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therapeutic comm technique:
more than a yes/no question; encourage pts to share information about experiences, perceptions, or responses to a situation
- Let’s talk about your night, what can i do to help?

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open ended question

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16
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therapeutic comm technique:
yes/no question; used sparing can give specific and needed information
- Would you like me to come back at a later time to talk to you?

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close ended question

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therapeutic comm technique:
request feedback to aid in understanding
- You said you didn’t feel like anyone here cares, is that right?

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clarification

18
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therapeutic comm technique:
active listening strategy that helps nurse show that they understand what pt is saying
- You are saying that you are not getting enough sleep or getting the food you ordered?

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restatement

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therapeutic comm technique:
restate the basic content of patient’s message in different, fewer words

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paraphrase

20
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therapeutic comm technique:
assisting pts to better understand their own thoughts and feelings
- it sounds like you have a lot going on, lets talk about what is bothering you

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reflection

21
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therapeutic comm technique:
assure patient that what they are wanting to communicate about is worthy of your time and effort

22
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therapeutic comm technique:
gathering more info

23
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therapeutic comm technique:
“what if” or miracle questions

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projective questions

24
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therapeutic comm technique:
being in the moment with pt by using nonverbal and verbal cues

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why is excessive questioning bad
pt not knowing which question to answer + lead to confusion
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why is giving approval/disapproval bad
implies pt is doing right thing with focus on pleasing the nurse disapproval can make pt defensive
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why is giving advice bad
assumes nurse knows best and pt can't think for themselves
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why is asking "why" questions bad
demands explanation and implies wrongdoing
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why is giving false reassurance bad
underrates pt feelings and belittles their concerns...can become an issue if person giving advice ends up being wrong
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live interactive mechanism that is used to track clinical data and to provide access to people that otherwise might not receive good medical/psychosocial help
telehealth